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Nutrition and Aging

Activity 2C: Analysis Worksheet
Extension: Restricted Food Intake Research

Topic: Nutrition and Body Image

Part of:
Unit: Nutrition and Aging
Lesson: What are My Daily Calorie Needs?

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Analysis Questions Student Worksheet

Height/Weight and Recommended Energy Intake Student Handout

Keywords

recommended dietary allowance, analysis, energy balance, height, weight, energy intake, disease prevention, basal metabolism rate, caloric intake, caloric restriction, longevity research, health information

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Activity Description

Have students complete the analysis questions on energy balance using the Analysis Worksheet.

Extension Activity

Restricted Food Intake Research
Have students record questions they might ask about research that reveals reduced caloric intake increases longevity and reduces health problems associated with excess calories. Ask them to design a scientific experiment to study this topic. See background information on restricted food intake of rodents.You may provide the students with this information.

 

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